REPORT CRITICIZES GOVERNMENT CIVIL RIGHTS PROMISES
A 1,115 page study by the US Commission on Civil Rights faults federal enforcement of civil rights across agencies. It blasts limited staff, funding, and authority, calls for tighter oversight and a Philadelphia Plan style hiring goal system, and cites housing and employment complaints while praising some agencies' successes. The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights backs the report and urges immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Scott
Washington
Manhattan
US. Commission On Civil Rights
Commission
Martin FE. Sloan
Nixon
Civil Service Philadelphia
Sloane
White House
Burreaucracies
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Justice Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
School Choice Bill Goes Before Senate
Washington AP A proposed constitutional amendment backed by Sen James B Allen would authorize freedom of choice in public school assignments as part of an equal rights package. Allen argues it keeps control at the state level, despite court actions on desegregation. Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott support equal rights but doubt passage this year.
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State of Ohio
Department of Highways
Bureau of Public Roads
Cc. Dudley Inwood
Sylvia H Hughes
U.S
Charles Goodell
New York
Spiro Agnew
Waldorf-Astoria
Agnew
Goodell
James Buckley
Washington
Senate Action
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Allen
Supreme Court
Southern School
Sys
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
GOP
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Quarters Stolen At Cafe Here
Police reported a thief pried open the front door of Gene's Cafe at 2002 Carolina St and stole about 800 quarters from the pool table coinbox. John Duhamel alerted authorities after arriving at 5:30 a.m. to find the door ajar and the coinbox and music-machine components disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Carolina St
John Duhamel
Enrollment Survey Slated
A survey of area school enrollment is being conducted this week by Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson. The interview is part of a nationwide effort to measure the country’s school and college population and is conducted alongside the monthly national employment survey for the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Elizabeth Henderson
Central Ave
Bureau of the Census
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S. Department of Labor
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Defense Department
Southern Textile Mills
St. Louis
DOD
Middletown
State OF
Ohio
Butler County
City of Middletown
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Second Avenue
Verity Parkway
Central Avenue
Clark Street
Vail Avenue
Reynolds Avenue
Canal Street
Curtis Street
Clinton Street
S. Verity
Broad Street
Water Street
First Avenue
Main Street
Manchester Avenue
Oat Main Street
Trinity Place
Webster Street
Wanchester Avenue
Girard Avenue
Curtess Street
14Th Avenue
University Boulevard
South City Limits
Manchester Road
University
East
Breiel Boulevard
Oxford State Road
Netbar- Shafer
S. R
Cincinnati
Dayton Road
Roosevelt Avenue
St. Reinarts Boulevard
University Co
Marshall Road
Jackson Lane
Lefferson Road
Grand Penfield
Grove Street
Yankee Road
McCurry Avenue
Aberdeen Drive
Lafayette Avenue
Bill Snider
Jones Grimeson — Harrison Insurance “Associates
North Main St
Middletown, Ohio
Ares
Rmate Agent
Banmerhard
Howe Motor CO
N. Verity
Sohio